Decentralized education

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Currently, public education is under state control. This also means that politicians and business interests have undue influence in advancing their sectional interests.

See an article published by Anthony Allen, Greening Education:

A Multidimensional Power Struggle in Ecological Citizen.

To remedy the serious negative effect of power dominated education on society a "decentralised" model will be developed (hopefully in collaboration with Allen).

Our work will draw on the extensive literature containing rigorous analysis of the shortcomings of the current centralised system.

First we will examine why the British State took the problem of public education under its "wing" in the 19th century.

Secondary source quoted: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/5201296_State_Intervention_in_English_Education_1833-1891_A_Public_Goods_and_Agency_Approach/link/55af6b0008aed614b09a9055/